ClO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 25,1981
Why Store Yxir
rain in a BROCK
REPUTABLE! DEPENDABLE!
SAFE!
Brock bins have served well on many
farms throughout the midwest Year
after year they have earned their re
putation for being dependable, safe
storage These are the best reasons
for storing your gram in a Brock
BROCK
DISTRIBUTORS FOR: MC DRYERS. BROCK BINS,
BAZOOKA AUGERS and BUCKET ELEVATORS
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• I 255 PLANE TREE DRIVE
HERSHEY EQUIPMENT Lancaster, pa.i7603
rj [COMPANY, INC.
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Designers of Qualify Systems hr Poultry, Stine and Drain Handling.
Rebecca S. Fisher
Honey Queen
Queen Beck/ loves honey
LITITZ Pennsylvania's Honey
Queen is Rebecca S. Fisher,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle P.
Fisher of Granville.
Becky’s favorite honey recipe is
Oatmeal Buttermilk Pancake,
included here.
Becky is a graduate of
Lewistown Area High School and
has been involved in both 4-H and
the Granville United Methodist
Church for some time.
This honey queen has helped her
father and brothers m beekeeping
operations and continues to do so
whenever she isn’t busy promoting
bees, beekeeping, and honey as
Honey Queen throughout the state.
Becky, who now attends
MiUersville State College, appears
throughout the state at fairs,
parades and festivals, speaks at
dinners and civic groups and has
appeared on radio and television
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PIKEVILLE EQUIPMENT INC. GRUMELLI’S FARM SERVICE ROY 0. CHRISTMAN
RD2
Oley. PA 19547
Ph (215)987-6277
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RD 1 Rt 274
Vi Mi South Rising
Sun. MO 21911
Ph (301)658-6923
programs.
As state queen, Becky had the
opportunity to represent Penn
sylvania and the Pennsylvania
Beekeeper’s Association at the
American Beekeeping Federation
Convention in Seattle, Washington
in January.
She competed with 12 other
queens from around the country,
and was chosen second runner-up.
Becky was chosen for her
knowledge of bees and honey as
well as her appearance, per
sonality and participation.
Becky relates one unique ex
perience which happened during
the trip in Seattle. On Wednesday
of that week the queens took a boat
nde to Tilhcum Island where they
viewed traditional Indian dances
and ate baked salmon. The boat
ride was an hour each way, so a
Dixie-land band provided en
Mechanics Grove
Quarryville, PA 17566
Ph (717)786 7318
LLOYD E. KftEIDER
RD 1
Cochranville, PA
Ph (215)932 4700
PANCAKES
2 c. quick oats, uncooked
1/21. soda
21/2 c. buttermilk
1 c. whole wheat flour
21. baking powder
It. salt
2 T.honey
1/3 c. salad oil
2 eggs, beaten
Combine oats, soda and but
termilk. Let stand for 5 minutes.
Combine flour, baking powder, salt
and honey. Add to oat mixture
along with oil and eggs. Stir until
blended.
For each pancake, pour about
1/4 cup batter onto hot, lightly
greased griddle. Bake to a golden
brown, turning only once.
Serve hot with butter and honey.
Makes 14 to 16 pancakes.
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tertamment on the boat. On the
return trip the band played
requests at which tune Becky
asked if they knew a song form
Pennsylvania. They played “The
Pennsylvania Polka.”
OATMEAL BUTTERMILK
RDI
Hamburg, PA 19526
Ph (215)562-7218
SHOW-EASE STALL CO.
523 Willow Rd
Lancaster. PA 17601
Ph (717)299-2536